woof 20220202

[samford]

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This updates woof to the latest commit from 2021-06-09. The last release on the first-party site is from 2012-05-31 and the homepage directs users to the GitHub repository from 2020-06-24 onward.

Unfortunately, the repository has no tags/releases, so this PR is uses a commit archive as stable. With this situation, we'll simply have to manually check for new commits periodically and update the formula until/unless upstream starts tagging versions.

I've added depends_on "python@3.10", as the woof file is a Python script with a #!/usr/bin/env python3 hashbang. If this isn't necessary in this context, let me know and I'll remove it.

Past that, this adds license "GPL-2.0-or-later", referencing the license comment in the woof file, which reads:

#  woof -- an ad-hoc single file webserver
#  Copyright (C) 2004-2009 Simon Budig  <simon@budig.de>
#
#  This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
#  it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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#  (at your option) any later version.
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[SMillerDev]

Unfortunately, the repository has no tags/releases, so this PR is uses a commit archive as stable. With this situation, we'll simply have to manually check for new commits periodically and update the formula until/unless upstream starts tagging versions.

If there are releases we shouldn't make ones up. Either they start tagging or we remove the formula, with 8 installs in 30 days we're not exactly talking about a big formula here.

[SMillerDev]

See earlier comment

[samford]

The last official release (from the homepage) is 20120531 but it doesn't support Python 3. Support was added in a 2012-05-31 commit but these changes aren't included as part of the release on the same date (it uses the commit before the Python 3 changes). The related commit wasn't made public until the GitHub project was created (2020-06-24).

The latest commit is from 2021-06-09, so the project doesn't seem to be dead. I'll create an issue to see if they'll start tagging versions (e.g., 2021-06-09). Edit: simon-budig/woof#15

[samford]

By request, upstream tagged a version (woof-20220202), so I've updated this to use the tag archive.

With that out of the way, we just need to figure out if/how we can update the test to work on Linux.

[samford]

By request, upstream tagged a version (woof-20220202), so I've updated this to use the tag archive.

The test failures on macOS 11 and Linux appeared to be related to system python3. That is to say, depends_on "python@3.10" doesn't do anything meaningful by itself when we're installing a Python script that uses a #!/usr/bin/env python3 shebang.

Calling inreplace "woof", "/usr/bin/env python3", Formula["python@3.10"].opt_bin/"python3" before bin.install "woof" works but is this the preferred approach for handling installed Python scripts like this?

Formula is now using a tagged version.

[samford]

This has been updated to use rewrite_shebang detected_python_shebang, "woof", which should resolve any outstanding requests/questions. I imagine this should be good to merge if/when this passes CI.

[BrewTestBot]

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